Global News Update – November 22, 2025
Kuwait City - Kuwait’s State Security Apparatus announced the disruption of a terrorist financing network linked to a proscribed organization, alleging its intent to destabilize national security and public order.
Amman – The Abdul Hameed Shoman Foundation celebrated the achievements of Arab researchers and authors, awarding prizes for 2025 to two Kuwaiti scholars. Dr. Badr Al-Enezi was recognized for his advancements in water use efficiency technologies, while Dr. Hanin Al-Ghabra received an award for her research exploring the influence of media on public opinion formation.
Gaza City – Health officials in Gaza confirmed the receipt of 45 bodies of Palestinian individuals released by Israeli authorities and the International Red Cross, as part of the ongoing ceasefire agreement.
Islamabad - Following recent deadly clashes, Pakistan and Afghanistan have agreed to a 48-hour ceasefire between their respective armed forces.The agreement aims to de-escalate tensions after violent confrontations resulted in casualties on both sides.
Algiers - South Africa reaffirmed its commitment to pursuing legal action against Israel at the International Court of Justice, accusing them of genocide in the Gaza Strip. This decision comes despite the recently implemented ceasefire between Israel and Palestinian factions.
Antananarivo/Algiers – Madagascar is experiencing a political crisis. Colonel Michael Randrianirina, commander of the elite CAPSAT military unit, declared a two-year transitional period under his leadership, promising subsequent elections. This followed a parliamentary vote to remove President Andry Rajoelina from office and a military takeover. In response, the African Union has suspended Madagascar’s membership in its institutions, effective promptly.
Washington D.C. - The ongoing US government shutdown is entering its third week,prompting warnings from Treasury Secretary Scott Besent.He estimates the economic impact could reach $15 billion per day.
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